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Weerawansa's warning to India
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Sri Lankan Minister Wimal Weerawansa warned of a 'possible catastrophic situation that would seriously harm the interests of both countries' if the protest acts on Sri Lankans in India continued, reported the Daily Mirror.

Asking 'what the consequences would if Sri Lankans chose to treat thousands of Tamil Nadu citizens who regularly visited Sri Lanka in a similar manner', Weerawansa wanted India to stop the 'politically and racially motivated foolish actions of Tamil Nadu politicians'.

 

 
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Melbourne Tamils mark 4th anniversary of Mullivaikkal

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British Tamils remember Mullivaikkal

Thousands of British Tamils marched across London, convening at Waterloo Place, in remembrance of the victims of the Mullivaikkal massacre. [more]

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Sri Lanka celebrates its victory

As Tamils all over the world gathered to mourn their dead, Sri Lanka held its annual ‘Victory Day’ parade, celebrating the defeat of the LTTE. [more]

Tamil Guardian 18 May 2013
Remembrance of LTTE will be punished – Army Commander

A senior official of the Sri Lankan Army has said that anyone participating in the commemoration of LTTE soldiers will be jailed.

Major General Boniface Perera was responding to a question about reports in some media outlets that relatives of those that died in the last phase of the conflict were planning to organise a commemoration event in Vavuniya.

“There is only one military in a country. Any citizen has the right to commemorate their loved ones but no one can commemorate terrorists who were disloyal to the government, [more]

Tamil Guardian 18 May 2013
Rajapaksa vows 'no room for separation' on 'Victory Day'

Addressing Sri Lanka on 'Victory Day', Mahinda Rajapaksa celebrated the "great victory of our Motherland", and vowed "there will be no room for separation". [more]

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British Tamils march in remembrance and quest for justice
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Thousands of British Tamils are currently marching through London in remembrance of the tens of thousands that perished at the end of the armed conflict in 2009, [more]

Tamil Guardian 18 May 2013
TNPF members arrested for May 18th remembrance
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S. Kajendran and V. Manivannan of the Tamil National People's Front (TNPF), were arrested this morning along with other party members, according to reports by party president Gajendrakumar Ponnambalam. [more]


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